Post by Shuftin on Nov 21, 2006 17:48:32 GMT -5
2006-11-03
TEXAS - The State of Texas has implemented live internet cameras on the US/Mexico border, with live, real-time views. Internet viewers seeing third-world vermin scurrying across the border into the U.S. need only to click a link to report the incident of infestation.
www.texasborderwatch.com/
"As part of the Virtual Neighborhood Border Watch Program, the State of Texas has been testing video surveillance cameras in different environments along the 1240 miles of Texas/Mexico border using the internet to transmit the images. The last stage of the test is to stress the system by providing public access to eight surveillance cameras." "Thank you for helping test this important capability."
TEXAS - The State of Texas has implemented live internet cameras on the US/Mexico border, with live, real-time views. Internet viewers seeing third-world vermin scurrying across the border into the U.S. need only to click a link to report the incident of infestation.
www.texasborderwatch.com/
"As part of the Virtual Neighborhood Border Watch Program, the State of Texas has been testing video surveillance cameras in different environments along the 1240 miles of Texas/Mexico border using the internet to transmit the images. The last stage of the test is to stress the system by providing public access to eight surveillance cameras." "Thank you for helping test this important capability."